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HEAVY DIAMOND ROBBERY.
Over Four Thousand Dollars, Worth
of Jeyvelry stolen.

CoIoRED MAN sUsPECTED-HE WAS AN Ex-COS-
Wet. EMPLoYED In THE House, AND HAS pIsAP-
FEARED.
Detectives carter and Mahon have been de-
tailed to investigate a diamond robbery at the
residence OF Mrs. Adelicia Cheatham, No. 5 Iowa
Circle. Mrs. Cheatham has been ill at the ith-
Avenue Hotel in New York, and for fear that
knowledge OF the robbery might seriously affect
her condition she has not been Informed OF It, The
robbery was reported to the police by Miss Pinson
the maid who has had charge of the house in the
absence OF Mrs. Chatham 1t appears that some
weeks ago 800 was stolen from writing desk be-
longing TO Miss Pinson, and later $50 more was
stolen. A man was arrested on suspicion, but
was shortly afterward released the Officers at
the time suspecting the cOlOred man employed at
the house. On Monday morning valuable jewelry
belonging to Mrs. Cbeatham, including a diamond
ring valued at $4,000, two breastpins and other
lewelry- Miss PinsOn Immediately reported the
loss to the police and also to Private Detectives
McDevitt and Flinders. The cOiOred man sus-
pected OF the other robberieS had then left the
city.
The colOred man who had been employed in the
house Is named ChaS. Major. He is the same man
who ro0oed the house OF the late Geo. w. Adams,
and only few months ago returned from the peni-
Tertiary. When he came back he found employ
lneht at the house OF Mrs. Cheatham, and was a
trusted servant. When he robbed the house OF the
late Mr.. Adams he was located at Long Branch by
detectives McDeyitt and McElfreSh, and, on his
way back to this city, he jumped from the train,
night the police were notified to look out for and
arrest Major
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~ x1Ah(iAlNS
IN DRESS GOODS
LUTTRELL L VINES,
1880 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, NORTHWEST.
Just received 10000 yards Plaid Striped Cream
White and Colors, India Linens, which are offering
at DC, &C., &c. 1Oc, 1219c 1oc., zoe. and 2c. These
goods are the greatest bargains i'll the market.
New lot ParasOls and Sun Umbrellas, Just in, at 2
per cent below usual prices.
500 yards Summer Silk, reduced to 4Oc. to close
Beautiful All Wool Dress Goods 30 inches wide at
Soc, selling elsewhere ut 624c
Novelties in Dress Goods. o5c., formerly Soc
Beautiful Quality Atwood Nuns Yelling, plain and
stripes, 25c.
Nuns Yelling, 12hc, very cheap, in dark colors only
Beautfu! Sateens, French designs, 12hc
Black Silk, the famous GJIinet make. at 75c., Al.
$125, $15O $1.75 81, 81 so. We ask an inspection
OF these goods They cannot be excelled quality or
price. -
Henrietta Cloths, all grades. These good We make
specially OF and are worthy of notice.
Large lot OF Ladies' and Gents Hosiery at great
bargains.
ladies' and Gents Underwear at special prices.
stock. ~
Lovely Dress Goods, 124c and 15c; special, just
We invite our friends and public generally to give
WINGED that not only the leading house in the
West End. but also the cheapest,
LUTTRELL VINE
1890 Pennsylvania ave. NV, corner Goth st.
aPZ9-SW Telephone call, 1855
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New BLACK GRENADINES.
SEATON PERRY

tSuccessor to PERRY & BRorHER,
ELEGANT BEADED SILK GRENADINES
NEW BLACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AT
81 90, Abs, AND &l-50.
LUPlN'S SILK AND WOOL HERNANIS FROM 75c.
NEW TAFFETA SILK GRENADINES AT sL25.
81. 80. xl-5A AND e. 90.
GENUINE BLACK CANTON CREPE AT el-J0
BLACK CREPE DE OHINE FRENCH) Ar sl75
COMPLETE STOCK OF LUpIN's CELEBRATED
MOURNING GOODS.
IMPE I sEhGEs, CLAlRERTE AND Nuns
COURTLANDS ENGLISH GRAPES AND WELLS
SPRING AND SUMMER WEIGHTS.
NEW BLACK SURAHS. ARMURks, AND INDIA
BoNNETs, GUINErs, AND sCHRoEDER's BLACK
CACHEMIRE SILKS. RANGING FROM f5cA TO
NEW BLACK cHANTIILY LACE NETS AND
EXTRA GOOD VALUES IN PLAIk AND FIGURED
INDIA SILKS AT &c. Sc, AND eLOO
-sPEr Cih EEDgcTloNs' On PARIS coAbiNA-
NEW ESGIIsn sUITINGs AND FRENCH HABIT
NOVELTIES In FRENCH sATEEN AND BATIsTK
NEW LINZ OF .IMPoRTED WHITE GOODS"
NOVELTIES In PARASOIS AND UMBRELLAS.
e6 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORkECI fklOkA
SEAToN PERRY.
PenpsylvsniA ave. cor. 9Th st
Established 1870. sp3o
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AT ACTUAL COSTA large and well assorted stock
OF CnlIdrens Spring Coats and Jackets and Ladies'
LgAC SHADES IN kerSey Lap-Seam Jackets, Jet,
cloth, and Mourning Wraps are offered at actual
cost at r. III T.yIoR,s
ylyap nj
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
Indications frr the % no,

Indications for the "a hOst,-S cop,,aezr;1, ot N n,
FOR District OF Columbia, Delaware Maryland
ana virginia, cooler, fair weather followed by
rain, northeaSterly winds, veering to southeast
-
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I CAN'T BREATHE.

Chest Pains, Numbness Soreness, Hacking Cough
Asthma. Pleurisy and Inflammation relieved in one
minute by the CUTrcURA ANT1-PA1s PLASTER Moth
ing like it. At druggists 25 cents. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston
my3
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DIAMOND Sales.--future diamond ring carat
so; solitaire earrings, carat s45; :, stone cluster
rfng. 81: > stone hoop Tng, $50; J, caret ruby
SIT with two Il carat diamonds $50 worth ESQ
3-carat earrings, $I35, cheap at s2Oo
K HARRIS q Co 3So eth ct
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southea.s washington.
DELEGATES TO THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE CHOSEN BY
CITIZENS LAST NIGHT.

CITIZENS LAST NIGHT.
About seventy-five residents of Southeast WASH
ington gathered at the Office OF Weller & Repetti
:Se6 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, last evening"
The occasion being a special meeting TO elect
twelve delegates TO represent their section OF the
city ON the central committee OF one hundred
Dr. y A. H. Mckim presided and Mr.. ChaS pei
ram was secretary. Twenty nominations were
made and seventy ballots were cast, resulting in
the election OF j. z. Herrell, e. f. Hardin, NJ =
Weller, j. H.. Richards z. \. Adams, X. ". Tyler
a. H. CraSin, DIR. :. A III. Mchim. 7. :. Farrow
thaS Pelham and \ T. suit delegates. F. A.
Lehman, A. " Meeker. Geo. F. Dawson T. B.
Narcae, v T. Edwards and d.. W. Z. Roberts were
elected alternatfS.
On motion OF George +. Dawson il was resolved
tlat that committee should wait upon the Com
inisSioDers Friday 10 protest against the widening
az columbia road and Garfield avenue and the ex-
tension o. connecticut avenue II these improve
hithtS require any portion of the $4,000 appro-
2ritted by Congress TO the District.
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LIVERY. H1n1se AND SALE STABLE,
~ 4S54 st. NV
All kind OF Light Hiring at Reasonable Prices.
Everything New and Stylish,
especial attention given to Boarding HoSes.
ap12-1m THos. RUsKELL CO.
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FINE FRENCH Percale Shirts. three collars and
corner eth and ID SITS.
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MEssRS- b. II. WARNER & Co. are advertising in
te-days issue some excellent bargains in real
80 -~>
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Go TO kEksass SHOW worth seeing -6,.,,.

Saoick ROSES AND PLANTS AT AucrIoS.-Mr
lowing Will sell tomorrow at 10 O'Clock AT his
auction rooms Tor j. K Freeman flOrisa a choice
~ Of roses, shrubs ana bedding nlan2s All ~
nfSt-caaSS varieueS-Ad,t
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H. IL n ifDh >
GS PENNSYLVANIA ave

FOR MEDIUM and lightweight Underwear, Ho-
Siery. Summer NeCk-wear f. and W Collars and
Guns &c, &C., go TO Lewis s Sons, l42I Ny. ave,
or go 7th ST.
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CITY ITEMS.


cacs. Frank, 457 Pa ave.
An Extended Popularity. Browns BRoN-
cHIAL TROCHEs have been before the public many
years. For relieving Coughs and Throat troubles
they are superior to all other articles. Sold only
ia boIes.
Ra1ors kept in condition free. cutlery, 4s7
Pa. ave- 4.6
s25 handmade Harness OF No. oak tanned
leather Ior $3.50, at Germullers, TAI 7th stn.w.3
B.iley's. se5 7th st. NV. Lawn Mowers, .5.75.
The Underwriters Fire Sale Of damaged
Dry and Fancy Goods at Young'S T36 It'll ST. is
the talk OF the town. Bargains!
The entire stock Of Harness, Trunks, &C., will
pc SOLD az cost. Fixtures for SALE Germuiller's,
No. ~ 9TH st. 3
s3 Per Gallon, .5c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Whiskey, best In the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGEEs, 9th near D St was
Batley's, s25 7th st. NV. Lawn Mowers, $5.75.
Go to Younx,s Fire Sale. 73s 18th st.. for
bargains In silks, Satins velvets and fine wraps-7
Ivory Ssarch.-A little warm water, little
starch, quick economical beautiful work. Try ws
Germuiller's Trunks beat them all in price
and quality. No. IA 7th st. NV.
Bailey's 81 Saw, warranted I'm
:, Desirable Dry and Fancy Goods at
slaughtering prices. Young's Great Fire Sale, 736
9TH st.
sSThc Queen Of Becrs.',-No family should
be without Moerlein's celebrated Beer. nc per
doz. [6m] +. II. FINLEY, Agt., i2O6 D st.
Bailey's 81 Saw, warranted. I'm
Bargains Can Still be Secured in dam.
aged Dry and Fancy Goods Yeungs Great Fire
Sale, 736 7th st. The rush still continues
Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in i lib. Ward" prints 4Oc per 10
Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterm1lk: sweet MILK
sc. per quart. Cream 15c.
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ECZEMA.
CUTICURA REMEDIES

Are sold by all druggists. Price: CUTICuRA SO cts
REsoLvENT, 81; SOAP, 25 cts: Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass
send FOR How TO CURE SKIN DISEASES" Beautify
the Complexion and Skin by using the CUr1cuRA Soar.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AInusenaents Tonight.

NArIONAL.-AbbOtt in .'TrovatOre."
fOKEPAU6H'S CIRCUS--Ninth and streets.
DEMONSTRATIONS Detective
HERNAN'S.-Ida SiddOn's BurieSquers.
MANASSAS PANOHAMA.-Day and evening.
E-SfREET RINK--Odd Fellows Fair and Bazaal
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ARE You In NEED
OF A FROCK SUIT?

ARE YOU IN NEED OF A FROCK> SUIT,
IF SO, 1T MAY BE AN ADVANTAGE TO YOU
TO SEE WHAT WE HAVE IN THIS LINE.
WE HAVE THEM FROM $40 PER SUIT UP,
AND IN THE FINEST GRADES. THEY CON-
PARE FAVORABLY WITH CUSTOM WORK,
AND AT MUCH LESS PRICE,
WE ARE WAITING PATIENTLY TO SHOW
YOU OUR SPRING OvERCOATS AND SUITS.
STORE OPEN UNTIL IL p NJ SATURDAY,
GEORGE sPRANSY
ONE PRICE CLoTHIER,
434 SEVENTH STREET,
N.Y. (Third door below corner of Est)
GREAr BARGAINS
IN DRESS GOODS
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Mar Day HAY DAYS,
FOR THOSE IN SEARCH OF FINE SHOES
On account of the late spring. have on hand too
many Fine Shoes. To avoid carrying them over we
have placed on sale:
About 325 Pairs Gents French Calf Button Laced and
Caters, handmade throughout at least the equal
Of Custom Work, sold never before for less than IS
now $4.35.
275 Pairs Gents finest French Calf Custom. made Low
Cut Shoes any style, shape or width, regular IS
Shoes; now go at 1885.
ESQ Pairs Ladies' extra choice French Kid Button
Boots, Cousins and other popular o. SO makes re-
duced to g. 55.
About 300 Pairs Ladies' Soft Dongola Kid, Hand
sewed Button Boots, usually $3.50: now 1895.
Our variety of Low Shoes and Slippers is worthy of
your attention; to see them is to buy them
VIM HAHN co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,
my2 BIG 7TH ST. and 1922 PENN. AVE.
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Sult- or your boy needs spring clothing, We can
supply You with better quality and lower price
IMAM any house in Washington. we are the only
actual manufacturers of clothing in the city.
EIsENAS Bros. cor. eth and SIS.
BASE BALL COMBINATIONS, &C.. ZIG 9th st. NV.
For spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
90 10 John K Kelly, stall 6,S G,9 and GO center
market, and 2O6 and POS Northern Liberty market.
PANTS TO ORDER for 81 Eiseman. cor. 9TH and E.
CONGRESS Hall, SARATOGA SPRINGS Y. Y.-RateS
IS per day for rooms except those on parlOr and
nrst floors; open from June Is TO october /.
CLEMENT d Cox, PropretOrs.
II. HENDERSON, 9r,3 street northwest formerly
OF 40:; 9th street northwest, Lincoln Hall Spring
STYLES wall papers, window shades, &c.
WE SELL only our own make clothing, but the
best OF the story Is our low prices.
EIsEMAN BROS,
Manufacturers, cor. 9TH and SITS
WATCHES and Jewelry on installments to respon-
sif1e parties. LadSon, As 18th ST. NV.
insist on HAVING corrugated key Yale locks;
none AFFORD greater security
RUSSELL Ice CREAM Is sold at the elegant Parlors
of ALEX. PETERSON, $40 18th street, opposite
Mcpherson Statue. The Buckingham open I'LL l.,
al night.
SUITS TO ORDER for So. Eiseman, cor 9TH and E.
POWERFUL race glasses. Hempers, ave-, cor. AZ.
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Eczema
ECZEMA
AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND BURN
y ING DISEASES CURED BY CUTICURA.

AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND BURN
ING DISEASES CURED BY CUTICURA.
ECZEMA or Salt Rheum, with its asonizine itching
and burning. instantly relieved by . warm bath with
CUTIcURA soar, and single application of CUTICURA
the great Skin Cure This repeated daily with two or
three doses of CUT1cURA REsoLvENT the new Blood
Purifier to keep the blood COOL the perspiration pure
ana onlrntatng, the bowels open. the liver and kid
neys active, will speedily cure Eczema letter, Ring
worm Psoriasis. Lichen, Pruritus, Scald Head, Dan
druf and every species of Itching Scaly and Pmply
Hunors OF the Scalp and Skin when the best physi-
clans and all known remedies fail.
ECZEMA
gratefully acknowledge cure of Eczema or Salt
Rheuln on head, neck face and legs for seven.
teen years; not able to walk except on hands and
knees for year not able to help myself for eight
years; tried hundreds Of remedies; doctors pro-
nounced my case hopeless; permanently cured by the
CUTICURA REMEDIES.
WILL MCDONALD,
2o42 DearbOn Street, Chicago. Ill.
ECZEMA.
Some five months ago had the pleasure to inform
You OF my improvement in the use of the CUTICURA
REMEDIES In my case of severe Chronic Eczema, Fry.
thelnatosa. and today cheerfully confirm all then
said 1consider my cure perfect and complete and
attribute it entirely your remedies having used no
others
FERNAN ESENCHARDO,
1906 Penna Avenue, st. louis, Mo.
ECZEMA
have suffered from Salt Rheum for over eight years,
at times bad that could attend to INV business
Tor weeks at a time Three boxes of CUTICURA and
four bottles Of REsoLvENr have entirely cured me of
this dreadful disease.
Mr.. JOHN THIEI, Wilkesbarre Pa
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Frank H. Aifriend assistant librarian OF the
Senate died al his h0.ne in the city yesterday OF
liver complaint. The deceased was well known In
This city as a newspaper writer, and had a wide
acquaintance among the public men of the
country. and especially with those OF Virginia his
native state lie was born in Richmond. Va III
years ago. and graduated at William and MARI
college. He was engaged in newspaper work in
Richmond when The war broke out and entere,l
if tohItier'tte service as private. At the close
OF The war ne wrote life OF jefferson Davis,
wn.cn'was prepared under the personal super
VISION Of Sr. Davis whose friendship he enioyed
IN ADDITION 10 hts newspaper work Col. Alfriend
"tS a contributor 10 the magazines He was
Ia2n OF strong friendships, and had a wide circle
W acquaintance, who Will mourn his sudden death
He leaves wife but children. The remains
were taken 10 Richmond to-day for interment
TIE ODD FELLOWS FAIR.-The bazaar and
!taItal Oi Washington Canton J. q. o. r..
PajrlaTchs Militant, at the E-street Rink, as
Wen attended last night, and trade at the booths
was quite brisk. After 10 O'Clock the floor " As
given over 10 dancing, and the young people
ir2ped the Eight fantastic until IL 30 ocIn.k
The festival Will continue until the 14th OF May.
GArDAUR IN TIE CTY--Gaudaur the wel-known
oarsman, accompanied by his trainer, is in Wash
lagton- staying at Norgan'S, on street. They
VIII Dr. here nfteen or twenty days. and viii prac-
Vice on the Potomac.
THH Hay MARKET ARBITRarIoN-After the hear.
Ing before the arbitrators representing the Wash
farmers yesterday afternoon the board adjourned
10 meet next Friday 10 consider and act on the
evidence submitted 10 them, and formulate some
plan II possible 10 remedy the evils complained OF
by the farmers.
GOOD TENPLAR's observation-disclosures
Lodge of Good Templars last hight installed
the following officers: Chief temp ar, Mr. j. X
Mahoney: vice templar. Miss Mollie Paften; secrc-
tary, Mr.. e. X. Mcdowell: financial secretary, Mr.
Z L Pussy; treasurer, Ms. NJ. X Mahoney; chap
lain, Mrs NJ u. Blaine; marshal, Mr.. Henry Bart:
guard, Miss May Guilford; sentinel, Mr. Edward
Turner; assistant secretary, Miss Addie Hoilidge;
EShtsuppor,er, Miss Kate ShomO; and left sup
porter; Miss Sadie Barstow
FINE FCRSTrURE, BRIC-A-BRAC, ENGRAvINGs,
Ere, At AUCTIoS.-Mr. Downing will sell tO-mor-
row at 1890 O'Clock, at hts rooms, 18th and Penn
Stnana avenue, superior collection OF house
ho.u ehects which have been removed there for
'onsenFnce or sale. In this collection Is a fine
upriSht plano, choice engravings bric-a-brac and
other articles OF value
NIL, III fANrINGs AT AUcTION-Messrs. Walter B.
W.ndhs a Co. auctioneers, will commence sale
thls evening at O'Clock, at their art salesroo.n
eolhsr Ioth street and Pennsylvania avenue, OF
oue hundred and fifty modern Oil paintings See
advertisement for particulars.
TO 10 hEKSASs '-Show worth seeing --CSffic .
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TRExrSDous BARGAINS.
GRAND OPENING
FINE FOOTWEAR.
THE LARGEST AND BEST MADE STOCK EVER
BARGAIN NO l.
LADIES' HAND SEWED TURN AND WEITs FINE
DoNdoLA AND CCRASO KID BUTTON 20 this
"a to Sc .A
BARGAIN NO.
LADIES' FINEST KID BUTTON AND OXFORD
TIES, at S197, are good value at $3.50
BARGAIN NO. 8.
--~~A@o hA>D oO1O S1.2S,XOrtb 81 80
BARGAIN NO. f.
GENTS HAND-SEWED, FAIR STITCHED LOW
AND HIGH QUARTER wAUKENPHAsT, at 1897.
regular price 30
BARGAIN NO. s.
CENTS FINE CALF. DONGOLA, AND KANGA-
ROO OxFORDT TIES AND BUTTON, az a.. worth "a
l. HEILBRUN,
THE LARGEST oNE-pRICE SHOE HOUSE.
4o2 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
n See Old Lady in window.
Ps.-TIcKETs AND LARGE cHRoMos FOB ALL.
my2
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ARTHUR Burr & Co

Arthur Buar & Co
BURTs SHOES.
MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE HAS
TAUGHT Us THAT A GOOD SHOE,
ONE MADE OF THE BEST MATERIAL
AND BY THE MOST SKILLED LABOR,
IS THE MOST SATISFACTORY, BOTH
TO PURCHASER AND DEALER.
TO SECURE YOUR PATRONAGE
AND HOLD 1T, WE KEEP FULL
STOCK OF THE BEST SHOES MADE,
AND RECOMMEND TO ALL WHO
HAVE TROUBLE IN GETTING GOOD,
WELLFITTING SHOES, THE
BURT SHOE,
THOSE FAMILIES WHICH ARE
TROUBLED WITH LARGE SHOE
BILLS WILL FIND THAT IN ONE
YEAR
BURTs SHOES
WILL REDUCE THEIR BILLS VERY
MUCH, AS TWO PAIRS OF GOOD
SHOES COST LESS THAN THREE
PAIRS OF INFERIOR ONES, WEAR
LONGER. AND APPEAR BETTER
WHILE WORN.
SHOES FOR
LADIES,
GENTLEMEN,
BOYS, GIRLS,
AND
CHILDREN
ARTHUR BURT l. CO.
ap30-s&w 1911 F STREET NV.
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I'll PAINTINGS At AUcTION.-Messrs Walter B.
w.ndihs a 90, auctioDeers, will commence sale
tnS esenlng at O'Clock, at their art salesroOn,
corner 10Th street and Pennsylvania avenue, OF
advertisement for particulars.
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EYEs R1eHr HERE,
GOOD NEWS is THE BEST NEWS. THEREFORE,.
READ ON.
onehalf the attention that is paid to king money
paid to saving it the world would much better
Be thrifty, as well industr1ous,and when you want
to buy Clothing go where you viii get thebeneft oflow
prices.
VICTOR E. ADLER'S
TEN PRR CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
Is the place to cave money.
HERE IS THE PROOF OF 1T.
Our Great Specially Suit
all thirteen different styles and textures. These goods
are strictly all WOOL and claim they the greatest
bargain ever produced in the District
$3.50
Baysa CassimereSuit Strictly Atwood
$500
Eor . Good Business Suit
$3.50
For Prince Albert Suit.
Wanscott worsted, Blue and Black Strictly All Wool
$3.50
For Blue slatersTFlsnnel Suit Strictly All Wool,
Fadeless Color with Two Sets Of Buttons
BOYS SUITS, AGE 13 TO Is YEARS,
S4.5O, $3.50, 90, $7.75, 1925 and upward
CHLDREN's SUITS, AGE TO ID YEARS, STRICT
LY ALL WOOL,
$2.S7.I$3.5O. 1887. "a, $4.75 and upward.
MEMS PANTS.
Neat Mixtures, Hair Lines. and Combination Stripes.
Strictly All Wool.
81. $3.50. So $3.50, 1875 and upward.
VICTOR E. ADLERS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEN
S27 AND go 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
COR MASS. AVE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until IL p. IN APPS
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SUITS TO ORDER for So Eiseman, cor. 9TH and E.
POWERFUL race glasses. Hempler's, ave-, cor. AZ.
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A. s. PRATT & SONS,
The Sun Building, y st. \

pRGHTwOoD PRoPERTY-Two ACRES WITH
ID handsome buildings. fruits and shrubbery. One
acre and half unnproved. One acre, cottage.
SIX acres, Tine buildings Two neat cottage Also
100 acres with fine improvements, Hy attsvlle:
together with several OF the cheapest farms the
state of Maryland For terms apply 10 II. J. DALI.
81 St ap}O ts
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The Work of the Flower Mission

I0e wOfk OIL the kIOVTe Mission
The ladies OF st. DOrOthea Hover mission are be-
ginning anew their work this spring. They have
begun again their regular Thursday distributions
Of hOwersa among the city hospitals. They began
their work In a systematic way just year ago,
and brought so much pleasure into the sick
rooms that the doctors, 0atronS and patients are
urging them TO continue. They ran all through
The spring and summer and clear until January
last season IL was then late in the season and
MOWERS were so hard 10 get that they were forced
10 suspend operations until the spring should
bring more flowers They are now putting in
petition 10 the public In general to send them
flowers TO their rooms, 1909 New York avenue, on
ThursGiays only The physicians and matrons OF
The hospitals have asked them 10 include fruit in
their mission. Fresh fruit, we'll as fresh
flowers. Is very desirable for some Of the patients
The ladies, in renewing their work. are in need of
frur. flowers and workers They find 1T some
what difficult 70 Induce people TO contribute, and
nave TO practice patience, peTsistency and diplO-
macy TO collect stores enough TO go round among
the sick folks. But the pleasure the patients show
at their coming attaches them to the work and
encourages them. The sick people beg them
always 10 come often, and are always made happy
by the sight OF the flowers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-04

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